Choose by width, process, minimum, lead time, QC and capacity. J.LINK TEXTILE answers with 200-320CM widths, 1-meter minimum and 5-7 day delivery.
Choosing a digital printing factory is not only about unit price, but whether it matches your width, process, minimum and lead-time needs. Here are 6 key questions and how J.LINK TEXTILE answers them.
Ask the maximum width and standard tiers. J.LINK covers six widths 200/220/240/260/280/320CM, up to 320CM, seamless—no joining for large curtains and wallcoverings.
Different fabrics need different processes. J.LINK has disperse, polyester and wide-format digital printing, covering polyester, synthetic and blends.
For trial and replenishment, minimum is a hard gate. J.LINK offers 1-meter minimum and free sampling (1-2 designs first order), sampling fee deductible on bulk.
J.LINK standard bulk is 5-7 working days, sampling 1-2 days, rush negotiable; 8+ lines run 24 hours.
Ask for evidence. J.LINK uses three-stage QC, grade 4+ fastness, ΔE<1.5, with test reports available.
Small factories can't take bulk; large ones reject small. J.LINK makes 600k+ meters monthly, both 1-meter sampling and thousand-meter bulk.
Located in Keqiao China Textile City, with Oeko-Tex, SGS cooperation and national textile test compliance, export-grade.
Summary: evaluate a factory across width, process, minimum, lead time, QC and capacity; J.LINK answers all with full widths, 1-meter minimum and dual-scale capacity.
Width and process fit. For large curtains/wallcoverings check 200-320CM seamless; match fabric to disperse/polyester/wide-format process.
For trials yes, but also check bulk ability. Ideal is like J.LINK: 1-meter minimum yet stable thousand-meter bulk.
Ask for fastness and color evidence: grade 4+, ΔE<1.5, with test reports and three-stage QC.
Digital standard bulk 5-7 days, sampling 1-2 days is normal fast-response; much longer signals capacity issues.
Keqiao is China Textile City, the world's largest textile hub, with complete supply chain and mature OEM support.